16 Feb 2020
Simon Morley and David ‘Friendy’ Friend have now been performing their so-called ‘genital origami’ for internationally audiences for 21 years. After touring in…
15 Feb 2020
We sit in the courtyard of the Migration Museum where many of our ancestors may have trod before us. Michaela’s did; they have their names engraved on some of…
15 Feb 2020
The rollercoaster of life is maybe a cliché but not for Amanda Palmer in her latest touring show There Will Be No Intermission .
15 Feb 2020
Night Owl productions are making a big splash at this year’s Fringe with several shows in the proliferating genre of tributes to music of the past. The…
14 Feb 2020
It seems like every second review I write wants to start by scolding Adelaide audiences for not getting out of the house to support the shows that do come here.…
14 Feb 2020
Josh Belperio’s last two Fringe shows have been hugely successful. I thought it was great that he changed his show for the 2020 Fringe at the last minute…
13 Feb 2020
Alice Cooper is the architect of theatrical rock; the costumes, the theatrics, the bombast. Without him there would never have been KISS, Slipknot or a million…
9 Feb 2020
It’s fitting that the first show out of the gates for Fringe 2020 takes place in Adelaide’s year ‘round Comedy HQ, Rhino Room, with a world class comedian who…
22 Jan 2020
Skyhooks! What a brilliant game changing, life-altering, behemoth of band they were. When they exploded into our lives in the early 1970s they were unlike any…
9 Jan 2020
Billy Connolly (Hachette Australia) 2019, 330pp, RRP $45.00 (hardback)
23 Dec 2019
The original 1956 grandpappy of the ‘pod people’ sci-fi/horror subgenre, this beloved, film-noir-esque cult classic was directed by Don Siegel (before his…
23 Dec 2019
This love-letter to the Golden Age of Universal Monsters wasn’t a hit when released in 1987 but has become quite a cult pic, and despite its dated…